Note: Each group is entitled to 10 submissions without penalty. For each additional submission, 0.1/20 will be deducted from the automatic assessment component.

Project submission must be carried out by updating the private GitLab remote repository provided to each project group. The deadline for project submission is October 12th. Other forms of project submission will not be accepted. Any submission after the deadline will not be considered.
The web address of each group project repository is:

https://gitlab.rnl.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/ist-daup/daup2526/prj1/MinorI/mgXX, where XX stands for the group number.

Once the automatic evaluation system is activated (to be announced), whenever the group makes a new update to the remote repository, the project's automatic evaluation process is triggered. When the submission has been processed, you can view a run report with the details of the automatic project evaluation at:

http://fp.rnl.tecnico.ulisboa.pt/daup256/p1/reports/mgXX, where XX represents the group number.

In addition, you will receive the same report by email. If you do not receive the email or the web report does not appear to have been updated, please contact the teacher. Please note that a high number of submissions at any given time may result in some evaluation requests being rejected. To avoid last-minute problems, it is recommended that you submit your project in good time.  After a submission, you may only re-submit after 10min, in order to avoid overloading the server.

In short, submitting a project requires that you:
  1. Make an initial clone from the remote repository to your computer and placing the solution there.
  2. Commit the changes you make to update the local repository.
  3. Submit the project to the remote repository by doing push at least once.
Details on how to work on and submit the project to GitLab can be found in the repository itself. In particular, to access GitLab you need to generate an SSH key pair and then set the public key in GitLab (files attached). The private key should never be made available and should always be kept properly protected.

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